Kokatat Sailing Shop

KOKATAT EQUIPMENT We have a total of 9 Kokatat Products in the following categories: Base Layers (1) Hats (1) Life Jackets (5) Long Sleeve Shirts (1) Shorts (1) KOKATAT EQUIPMENT HOT PICKS These are our Kokatat Hot Picks:   Outer Core - Mens Paddler-specific, mid-weight alternative to pile layering garments. 4-way stretch material combines ... $64.00... View Details   Sunwester There's no need to fry out there on the water. Keep the sun away and stay cool with your Kokatat Sun ... $38.00... View Details   Outer Core - Mens Paddler-specific, mid-weight alternative to pile layering garments. 4-way stretch material combines ... $64.00... View Details   Eureka Excellent for touring, Kokatat's Eureka Life Jacket has an easy-fitting, full-length front zipper wi ... $94.95... View Details   Surf Trunks - Womens Kokatat: Women's Surf Trunks - Durable, quick-drying lightweight Supplex® fabric designed especially ... $45.00... View Details   Orbit Tour The low-profile pull-over Kokatat Orbit Tour Life Jacket offers unconstrained mobility for kayaking ... $144.95... View Details   Sea O2 Pulling on the Kokatat Sea O2 Life Vest front tab releases a CO2 cartridge into the hidden internal ... $189.95... View Details   Bahia Tour Kokatat designed the Bahia Tour Life Vest for anything from kayak-based fishing to paddling through ... $118.95... View Details   Ronin Life Vest The Kokatat Ronin Life Vest includes full-length spinal protection and padded shoulders to help you ... $153.95... View Details KOKATAT INFORMATION The company now known as Kokatat was started in 1971 by a college student named Steve O’Meara with an eye towards making innovative outdoor gear. With Steve still at the helm, our company continues to dedicate itself to his original intent, offering the industry’s most extensive line of watersports wear and enjoying a deserved reputation for product quality and commitment to watersports. We’re located in the small northern California coastal town of Arcata, about 300 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Our very name, Kokatat, means “into the water” in one of the languages of the Native American people living along the local Klamath River.